Join us for an inspiring evening dedicated to exploring "The Seven Principles of Empowerment," a transformative event aimed at driving positive change in the corporate landscape of Aotearoa New Zealand for gender equality.

Date: Wednesday, 1 November

Time: 4:30 - 6:00pm

Venue: KPMG, Level 5, 79 Cashel Street, Christchurch

Who Should Attend?

CEOs, C-suite executives, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion specialists, and change-makers passionate about fostering women's empowerment and driving gender equality in the workplace. If you're committed to reshaping perspectives and creating inclusive corporate environments, this event is for you.

What to Expect

Keynote Address: Gain insights from 2023 White Camellia Awards Winners leading the charge in championing diversity and empowerment.
Engage in a dynamic dialogue with experts about strategies for fostering women's empowerment in the corporate world.
Networking Reception: Connect with like-minded professionals who share your commitment to gender equality.
Q&A Session: Engage with speakers, panelists, and fellow attendees in an open and thought-provoking discussion.

Why Attend?

Explore innovative approaches to empower women and create more inclusive workplaces.
Learn from experienced leaders about practical strategies that drive positive change.
Network with CEOs, specialists, and influencers who share your passion for diversity and inclusion.
Gain actionable insights to apply within your own organisation's journey toward gender equality.
Be part of a movement that's redefining empowerment and reshaping the corporate landscape.

This event is an opportunity to ignite change, share experiences, and drive collaboration. We look forward to welcoming you to a thought-provoking and impactful evening!

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This event is hosted by the UN WEPs NZ Committee, a coalition of four organisations, UN Women Aotearoa NZ, New Zealand Federation of Business and Professional Women, New Zealand Human Rights Commission and Zonta International District 16 that promote and champion the Women’s Empowerment Principles throughout New Zealand.